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The Revenge: The Fellow Undead
On deck, I kept picturing the scene with my father lying dead on the floor, blood streaming out of his stomach. I felt the hate flaring through my body again.
Posted in Arts & Literature, YA, fiction Also tagged britain, chloe bradshaw, horror, young adult 2 Comments
The Revenge: The Bane of Immortality
I produced a dagger from my pocket. I grasped it tightly in my hand, the tip of the dagger facing towards my heart.
Posted in Arts & Literature, YA, fiction Also tagged britain, chloe bradshaw, horror, young adult 5 Comments
The Revenge: The Drowned
The water was freezing and my heartbeat was slowing. I was running out of hope.
Posted in Arts & Literature, YA, fiction Also tagged britain, chloe bradshaw, horror, young adult 3 Comments
The Revenge: The Ship’s Death
I was growing really scared... Nothing had gone according to plan.
Posted in Arts & Literature, YA, fiction Also tagged britain, chloe bradshaw, horror, young adult 5 Comments
The Revenge: Witness to a Murder
The man put his hand to his side and brandished a long sword... My father was standing strong, a grin plastered across his face, and no sign of fear in his eyes.
Posted in Arts & Literature, YA, fiction Also tagged britain, chloe bradshaw, horror, young adult 4 Comments
The Polygamist
Imam Idris Sultan was unmarried, and for this reason he approved of polygamy.
He was a religious figure in “this irreligious society” where polygamy was looked down upon. His open advocacy of the practice allowed the impious to label him “a pervert just like us” — a fact that caused him great agitation. He did not [...]
Pirates and Parallel Parking
Comedy from a world where beards hide the biggest surprises
The Revenge, Finding the Pirate